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Well everybody, I'm Jesse Waters, along with Judge Jeanine Piro,

Perilford Jr., Katie Pavlich and Kat Timp.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City and this is the five.

Alex Murdoch done with his testimony after another dramatic day in his double murder trial,

that has graced to turn he admits to being a pill popping serial liar, but not a murderer.

Prosecutors attempting to poke holes in his timeline of what happened that night.

Yesterday Murdoch changed his story to admit that he was at the Doug Kennel's,

where his wife and son were slayed, something he did not tell police at the time.

All of this, the last time you saw your supposedly saw your wife and child, all of this detail,

you as a lawyer and a prosecutor didn't think that was important to offer on your own.

Oh, I think it's important.

And now that Murdoch copped a lying about being at the kennels,

he told prosecutors today that when he left his wife and son,

minutes before they were slaughtered, no one else was around.

For the dogs, barking and carrying on or going out into the woods

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